(12-15-2020 09:51 PM)banker Wrote:  I have a story that’s even more unbelievable.

Turns out Joe Biden is the most popular politician in the history of US politics. He got 15,000,000 more votes than Obama or Hillary. What is even more amazing is that he accomplished this without even actively campaigning. Amazing.

(12-15-2020 06:19 PM)TheOrigamiJimmyChin Wrote:  Breaking news out of Houston today. This election stuff is making people INSANE. This is the craziest story I've read about election fraud, and just one of the craziest stories I've ever read, period. For the full story, be sure and read responding police officer's affidavit that's included at the link below:

https://abc13.com/ex-hpd-captain-accused-repairman-of-voter-fraud-held-him-at-gunpoint-records-show/8802235/

Here is a synopsis, but like I said, you'll have to read the affidavit for all the details. Sounds like an April Fools story, but just a story of a fool. A suddenly rich fool, as you'll see.

Synopsis is, ex-cop Mark Aguirre and his group had been conducting surveillance on a guy at his trailer park for 4 days. They suspected this guy was hiding 750,000 fraudulent ballots, and claimed he was employing Hispanic children to sign the ballots (since their fingerprints wouldn't show up in any databases). Said the guy was doing this out of his trailer and the shed out back.

So on October 19, the supposed fraud mastermind pulls out of his trailer park in his A/C repair van, and Aguirre follows him out. He pulls behind the A/C guy and rams his van, then holds the A/C guy at gunpoint while Aguirre's elite strike force hop in the A/C van and take off.

An actual cop drives by and sees Aguirre with the A/C guy pinned down on the street at gunpoint. Aguirre tells cops that Mark Zuckerberg gave $9.37 million for ballot harvesting, and that there are 750,000 fraudulent ballots in the A/C van. Cops find out where the A/C van was taken, and lo and behold, it was not filled with 750,000 ballots but was filled with...A/C repair tools and parts.

There are more details to this entertaining but frightening story in the affidavit. Sounds like just a guy that's lost touch with reality. However, the twist to the story is the fact that subpoenaed bank records reviewed by HPD show the ex-cop had over $200,000 deposited into his account the day after the assault (and more than $260,000 total over the course of a month.) The non-profit organization that deposited the money is the "Liberty Center for God and Country". A search for this "nonprofit" shows it was incorporated in August 2020, and gives the registered address as 20214 BRAIDWOOD DR, KATY, TX, 77450. A quick Google search shows that's also the address of the Hotze Health and Wellness Center, owned by the nut case Dr. Steven Hotze. He's got a long history in Houston and Texas.

(12-16-2020 09:45 AM)JMU2004 Wrote:  There will be more violence. The far right appeals to conspiracy theorists and often endorses their worst tendencies.

Hell, keyboard warriors around here threaten violence daily.

(12-16-2020 09:55 AM)banker Wrote:  

(12-16-2020 09:45 AM)JMU2004 Wrote:  There will be more violence. The far right appeals to conspiracy theorists and often endorses their worst tendencies.

Hell, keyboard warriors around here threaten violence daily.

You mean conspiracy theories like Trump is a Russian asset, things like that?

And when you mention violence do you mean things like burning and looting major cities,’firebombing police cars, beating up old people, that kind of stuff?

(12-16-2020 09:45 AM)JMU2004 Wrote:  There will be more violence. The far right appeals to conspiracy theorists and often endorses their worst tendencies.

Hell, keyboard warriors around here threaten violence daily.

(12-15-2020 06:19 PM)TheOrigamiJimmyChin Wrote:  Breaking news out of Houston today. This election stuff is making people INSANE. This is the craziest story I've read about election fraud, and just one of the craziest stories I've ever read, period. For the full story, be sure and read responding police officer's affidavit that's included at the link below:

https://abc13.com/ex-hpd-captain-accused-repairman-of-voter-fraud-held-him-at-gunpoint-records-show/8802235/

Here is a synopsis, but like I said, you'll have to read the affidavit for all the details. Sounds like an April Fools story, but just a story of a fool. A suddenly rich fool, as you'll see.

Synopsis is, ex-cop Mark Aguirre and his group had been conducting surveillance on a guy at his trailer park for 4 days. They suspected this guy was hiding 750,000 fraudulent ballots, and claimed he was employing Hispanic children to sign the ballots (since their fingerprints wouldn't show up in any databases). Said the guy was doing this out of his trailer and the shed out back.

So on October 19, the supposed fraud mastermind pulls out of his trailer park in his A/C repair van, and Aguirre follows him out. He pulls behind the A/C guy and rams his van, then holds the A/C guy at gunpoint while Aguirre's elite strike force hop in the A/C van and take off.

An actual cop drives by and sees Aguirre with the A/C guy pinned down on the street at gunpoint. Aguirre tells cops that Mark Zuckerberg gave $9.37 million for ballot harvesting, and that there are 750,000 fraudulent ballots in the A/C van. Cops find out where the A/C van was taken, and lo and behold, it was not filled with 750,000 ballots but was filled with...A/C repair tools and parts.

There are more details to this entertaining but frightening story in the affidavit. Sounds like just a guy that's lost touch with reality. However, the twist to the story is the fact that subpoenaed bank records reviewed by HPD show the ex-cop had over $200,000 deposited into his account the day after the assault (and more than $260,000 total over the course of a month.) The non-profit organization that deposited the money is the "Liberty Center for God and Country". A search for this "nonprofit" shows it was incorporated in August 2020, and gives the registered address as 20214 BRAIDWOOD DR, KATY, TX, 77450. A quick Google search shows that's also the address of the Hotze Health and Wellness Center, owned by the nut case Dr. Steven Hotze. He's got a long history in Houston and Texas.

(12-16-2020 09:45 AM)JMU2004 Wrote:  There will be more violence. The far right appeals to conspiracy theorists and often endorses their worst tendencies.

Hell, keyboard warriors around here threaten violence daily.